Suppose there are two potential projects for investment. Project 1 has a certain payoff of $50 in one year, while project 2 has a 50% chance of generating $100 in one year, and another 50% chance of generating $0 in one year. Suppose the company has an outstanding debt = $50.
(1)Which project will shareholders prefer? Justify your answer.
(2)Which project will debt holders prefer? Justify your answer.
(3)Which project will the financial manager prefer? Justify your answer.
Expected Payoff = $ 50 * 100%
= $ 50
Project 2:
Year | Prob | Payoff | Expected Payoff |
1 | 0.5 | $ 100.00 | $ 50.00 |
2 | 0.5 | $ - | $ - |
Expected Payoff | 50 |
Generally Debt holders will receive Int on debt only. Any additional values will not flow to debt holders.
Part1:
Equity holders are ready to take risk and hence they will select Project 2 which is having expedted Payoff of $ 50. However It can gp upto $ 100.
Part 2:
Generally Debt holders will receive Int on debt only. Any additional values will not flow to debt holders.Hence they will choose Project1.
Part 3:
Project 1 is haing expected Payoff of $50 with 0% risk
Project 2 Having expected Payoff of $ 50 with risk.
Hence I will select Project 1.
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